After the final of the Copa Libertadores, the Most Monumental Stadium received significant praise from none other than the FIFA.
This was given in the report they prepared on the evaluation of the candidacies for the World Cup 2030of which the largest stadium in South America He is part and is the top candidate.
In its final report, the FIFA maintained that “Buenos Aires combines very good sports and general infrastructure: from a first-class stadium (the Monumental) used to host large football matches and competitions until a wide variety of accommodation and transportation optionspassing through adequate training facilities. Certainly, the great capacity of the Argentine capital provides a solid base of support for the other two host cities, so it could serve as a node if necessary.”
“The bid documentation appears to meet most of the requirements, with space available around the stadium to conveniently accommodate the removable decorative structuresalthough the existing roads on two sides pose certain restrictions”, indicates in one part what different envoys from the FIFA.
Of course, although many things about the infrastructure stand out, for a World the punctiliousness is practically extreme and there is plenty of time for the Monumental fits that.
As seen by specialists, the playing field is something that was also highlighted in an important way: “With respect to the playing field, the natural grass surface has recently been reinforced with hybrid grass and a vacuum and ventilation system has been installed, so The facilities can be considered state-of-the-art. “The playing field and the surrounding area have the necessary dimensions.”concluded FIFA.
It is worth noting that the Most Monumental Stadium received a rating of 3.9surpassing the rest of the headquarters of South America . Paraguay proposed Defensores del Chaco (3.2) and Nuevo Estadio Nacional (3.5), while Uruguay placed Centenario (3.6).
Also to various scenarios of Europesuch as La Rosaleda in Málaga (3.7), RCDE Stadium in Barcelona (3.6), Anoeta Stadium in San Sebastián (3.8), Riazor Municipal Stadium in La Coruña (3.4) and the Nueva Romareda in Zaragoza (3.8).
Those who were at the top of the rating list were Santiago Bernabéuhe Camp Nou and the Hasan II Grand Stadium of Moroccoall with a total of 4.3.
Source: Ambito
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